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1880 Federal Census
Shelby County Mortality Schedule, Page 3
Supv. Dist. 3, Dist. 205 Westphalia & Washington Twps., Shelby County, Iowa

Schedule 5
Persons who died during the year ending May 31, 1880
(the census year was June 1, 1879-May 31, 1880)
Enumerated by Th. Meires(?)

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LINE #	FAMILY #	NAME (Last, First)	AGE	SEX	COLOR	SIN-GLE	MAR-RIED	WID-OWED	PLACE OF BIRTH	FATHER'S B-PLACE	MOTHER'S B-PLACE	PROF., OCCUP. OR TRADE	MONTH OF DEATH	DISEASE OR CAUSE OF DEATH	HOW LONG A RESIDENT OF COUNTY	PLACE CONTRACTED IF NOT PLACE OF DEATH	NAME OF ATTENDING PHYSICIAN	TRANSCRIBER REMARKS
	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.	13.	14.	15.	16.	17.	18.
1	22	Maywald	34	F	W		1		Prussia	Prussia	Prussia	House Keeping	Jany.	Vascular Disease of Heart	4 years		C. Flushe	Surname mispelled? S/b Maiwald? Tied to August & Anna Maywald family, Westphalia Twp. pg. 3
2	38	Rushenberg, Mary	7/12	F	W	1			Prussia	Prussia	Prussia	- - - -	March	Disease of lungs			C. Flushe	Surname s/b Rueschenberg; Tied to Jos. & Mary Rushenberg (Rueschenberg) family, Westphalia Twp. pg. 6
3	38	Sasse, Mary E.	58	F	W	1			Prussia	Prussia	Prussia	- - - -	Jan	Typhoid fever	5 years		C. Flushe	Tied to Jos. & Mary Rushenberg (Rueschenberg) family, Westphalia Twp. pg. 6
4	37	Kramer, Theresia	21	F	W	1			Prussia	Prussia	Prussia	At Home	Feb	Typhoid fever	5 years		C. Flushe	Tied to Elisabeth Kramer family, Westphalia Twp. pg. 5
5	43	Shieber, Mary Anne	1/12	F	W	1			Iowa	Luxembourg	Luxembourg		April	- - - -			- - - -	Surname misspelled? Really Schieber? Tied to Michael & Katie Schieber family, Westphalia Twp. pg. 7
6	50	Barens, Barbara	36	F	W		1		Bavaria	Bavaria	Bavaria	House Keeping	July	Puerperal Remittent	2 years		C. Flushe	Surname misspelled? Really Behrens? Tied to Joseph Barens family, Westphalia Twp. pg. 7
7	56	Paollazzie, Katie	30	F	W	1			Prussia	Prussia	Prussia	House Keeping	Aug.	Puerperal Remittent	1 year		Moore E. B.	Tied to Ferdinand Paollazzie, Westphalia Twp. pg. 8
8	104	Hochhausen, John	21	M	W	1			Wisconsin	Prussia	Prussia	Farmer	October	Paralysis	1 year		Flushe & Moore	Tied to John & Katie Hochhausen family, Westphalia Twp., pg. 13; Buried in St. Boniface Cemetery (Johann Hochausen)
9	141	Eckley, Edmund	24/30	M	W	1			Iowa	Ohio	Michigan		Febry	Disease of lungs			- - - -	Tied to the William H. & Anjnettie Eckley family, Washington Twp. pg.3-4
10	162	Parker, Gladice	4/30	F	W	1			Iowa	New York	Iowa		November	Disease of lungs			- - - -	Tied to Edson B. & Alice Parker family, Washington Twp. pg. 6
11	188	Kelly, Adam	48	M	W		1		Pennsylvania	Pensylv.	Pensylv.	Farmer	May	Consumption	3 years		Sampson	Tied to Sarah A. Kelly family, Washington Twp. pg. 9
12	195	Higbee, Mary A.	29	F	W		1		Illinois	Pensylv.	Pensylv.	House Keeping	March	Reuhmatic fever	5/12		Sampson	Tied to Tylor Higbee family, Washington Twp. pg. 10; Surname speleed Higbee or Higbie?
13	--	Mumm, Wm.	24	M	W		1		Prussia	Prussia	Prussia	Farmer	Sept.	Typhoid fever	1 yrs		E. B. Moore
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Of the deaths reported above, the following occurred in this enumeration district,
but the families to which the deceased belonged,
resided June 1, 1880, out of the enumeration district, as follows:

NO. OF LINE	PLACE WHERE THE FAMILY OF THE DECEASED RESIDED JUNE 1, 1880.
ABOVE.	TOWN.	COUNTY	STATE

Of the deaths reported above, the following occurred out of this enumeration district,
though the families to which the deceased belonged,
resided June 1, 1880, in this enumeration district, as follows:

NO. OF LINE	PLACE WHERE DEATH OCCURRED.
ABOVE.	TOWN.	COUNTY	STATE

REMARKS.

NO. OF LINE	REMARKS.
	Dr. C. Flushe has left, this unabled me to see him.

(from back of page)
Form for the statement by attending physicians of the causes of death in the cases reported on the reverse side of this sheet.

NO. OF LINE	CAUSE OF DEATH PRIMARY.	CAUSE OF DEATH IMMEDIATE.	SIGNATURE OF THE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN.
1	Valoulashsious of Heart	Dropsy	E. B. Moore
7	Puespural Puestrutis(?) Coma		E. B. Moore
8	Creeping Paralysis		Flusche & Moore
13	Typhoid fever	Hemorage of Bowels	E. B. Moore

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Transcribed and contributed by Cheryl Siebrass, August, 2020